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Choosing to go GM-Free? The New EU Legal Framework for Genetically Modified Crops
Mary Dobbs , Lecturer in Law, Queen’s University Belfast Until April 2015, whether to permit genetically modified (GM) cultivation or ...
Putting the cart before the horse: a doomed constitutional strategy for negotiating the T-TIP
Emanuela Matei* * Associate Researcher at the Centre of European Legal Studies, Bucharest. Juris Master in European Business Law (Lund Unive...
The Five Presidents’ Report on Completing the EMU: A Glimpse at the Future of Europe
Menelaos Markakis, DPhil student at University of Oxford, Academy of Athens scholar On 22 June 2015 the Presidents of the EU and Euro area i...
When all the people in a district are victims of race discrimination: CJEU ruling in CHEZ v Nikolova
Simon Cox, lawyer at the Open Society Justice Initiative* Last week’s CJEU judgment in C-83/14 CHEZ v Nikolova shows the important role of...
New EU rules on maritime surveillance: will they stop the deaths and push-backs in the Mediterranean?
Steve Peers Introduction A new EU Regulation , published today in the EU’s Official Journal, sets out new rules on maritime surveillance and...
The CJEU and the EU’s accession to the ECHR: a clear and present danger to human rights protection
Steve Peers At long last, the CJEU has today delivered its ruling regarding the EU’s accession to the European Convention on Human Righ...
The Calais crisis: which Member State is responsible?
Steve Peers Several thousand migrants are living in poor conditions near Calais, many apparently intent on making it to the UK. Their attemp...
The EU’s Returns Directive: Does it improve or worsen the lives of irregular migrants?
Steve Peers Many EU citizens are concerned about the social and economic impact of immigration, particularly irregular (sometimes called ‘il...
When super-regulators fight: the ‘one-stop shop’ in the proposed Data Protection Regulation
Steve Peers A guilty pleasure for fans of superhero comic books is the moment when our heroes pause in their valiant efforts to save the pub...
Metamorphosis of the third pillar: The end of the transition period for EU criminal and policing law
by Emilio De Capitani On 1st December 2014, after five years of “legal gestation”, the previous “third pillar” of EU law will finally transf...
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